The document analyzes the low levels of high-growth firms in Scotland compared to other UK regions from 2010-2018. It uses logistic regression on firm-level panel data from various sources to examine the influence of firm characteristics, regional characteristics, and entrepreneurial activity on the likelihood of high-growth episodes. The results show that factors like firm age, size, sector, and regional controls can explain some but not all of the differences between Scotland and other regions. Future research will incorporate additional variables like anticipated growth.